Facial reconstruction of oldest native in Uruguay

[Annie999]

The 1600 years old remains were found in the department of Rocha, and it's the oldest remains ever found of a native person in the territory that's nowadays Uruguay.

"It's a middle age woman, around 40 years old, that died 1600 years ago and was buried in a hill in the department of Rocha. Its assumed to be a Charrua because a genetic study proves she's got the same MtDNA than Vaimaca Peru (famous 'last known Charrua') and which is also present in some uruguayans nowadays."

WHAT the MtDNA is, they didn't say, at least in that article :/ These are the pictures:



Facial reconstruction:



Opinions?

[AnthroDoctor]

kinda vaguely remember)) the facial reconstruction of Charrua appeared to be very native looking, although the natives are known to have very high ANE.

nowadays modern Uruguayans look mostly white not only because of major Spanish and Italian historical migration, but also because of the high ANE influence as fundamental